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Newspaper
Pittsburgh Dispatch
Location
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1891
Page
8
The dispatch notes Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria may face threats from assassins as Russia tightens security around its throne and nobles. It contrasts Alexander III's worries with Ferdinand’s fragile position amid European royal ties and military strength.
The article discusses whether Europe’s Hebrews could settle Palestine to form a homeland, weighing continental suitability and acceptance. It notes repeated failed attempts to unite diverse nationalities and questions whether historic lands would be offered or accepted, concluding that love of country often outruns creed.
A review lauds Charlotte M. Yonge for her 1101st book and long historic focus, noting critics may doubt her quantity but praising the purity and popularity of her works. Barnum’s reputation and advertising era are examined, reflecting on shows and curiosities after his museum’s destruction.
The fragment recalls an amiable giantess and other figures from a bygone day. The room bears uncanny presences the phantom of a woolly horse and the mermaid’s specter hover in the space. It frames Baraam’s life as a panegyric to a past era.
English artist Hubert Herkemer works at his Busby Hertfordshire School of Art to create a real rainbow on stage and stage effects. Designer Le ie uluo associated with Henry Irving costumes notes his past successes and hopes for future breakthroughs including simulated lightning and water spouts on stage. The piece suggests testing dramatic effects on touring acts before risking larger crowds.
The piece mocks repeated claims of finding Alexander the Great and his tomb. It notes the repeated appearance of different caskets and ongoing skepticism about genuine discoveries, while suggesting his resting place may be Alexandria but acknowledges the tomb may be lost amid historic conflicts.
English born Prof Edward Muybridge captivates audiences abroad with lectures on animal motion. His demonstrations show motion captured photographically differs from optical vision and reveal a new study method for art students. Remington sketches resemble camera motion and critics note Muybridge’s rigid, sometimes grotesque figures in drawings. Wineie.
Gossip notes Quartermaster Haney F. Davis returns from Cincinnati wedding as Second Brigade resumes coke region operations. The Eighteenth and Tenth Regiments divide home and duty. debates over cross-county patrol authority linger while the Hartranft monument dedication is planned for Decoration Day in NorrisTown.
Tensions between guardsmen and strikers in the coke region threaten a stoppage. Operators admit failure to recruit and retain workers, risking prolonged idleness unless a compromise and new wage scale are agreed, affecting the various plants.
Pittsburg hosts the largest baby show in Pennsylvania at Harry Davis' Fifth Avenue Museum. About 100 babies compete in multiple classes with judges and nurses onsite, while visitors vote on the handsome baby and best looking mother. Prizes include a $1000 total plus a diamond ring for the prettiest mother.
An 8 year old friendly cloth bound booklet by C. C. Cochran teaches rapid addition and everyday office calculations. Claims to multiply clerks productivity fourfold with simple universal methods usable by clerks cashiers tellers and bookkeepers. Includes postal paid order details and circulars from Lock Box 573 Chicago Illinois.
A local business statement denounces rivals bragging about competition with a federal market leader. The speaker claims superiority in selling goods on credit at home and asserts the company can prove all claims while urging public scrutiny.
Moquette Velvet and Body Carpets along with Tapestry Brussels are offered in a 30 day bar gain plan. Sale lasts 10 days more with a truly great reduction in prices. Call at our stores for particulars. Our bond remains good for one dollar.
Store highlights its window display of negligee shirts and urges customers to choose styles ahead of the upcoming weather changes. The note emphasizes readiness and timely selection as temperatures rise.
The store touts a large dedicated Children’s Clothing area, airy and comfortable, offering a wide seasonal stock for all budgets from $2 to $12, aiming to attract both poor and wealthy customers in two cities.
A bold sales pitch outlines a wide range of footwear from sturdy work shoes to fine French kid dress shoes. The dealer emphasizes reliability and steady growth by continuing to sell only dependable shoes for both men and women.
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